Hi,
I am trying to deploy my ES server in Digital ocean. But Digital ocean had
some hacker attack as i didn't add any security to ES, So they blocked my
droplet and gave me warning. So i tried to find out how can i secure my ES
server. I have found out that Shield , using proxy or some other ways can
be solution. But i am confused. What is the best option (to secure ES) i
have right now.
I have one ES server (i may add more in future)
One server that run the java code. From this server i do all ES
operation.
There are some more servers like postgresql, gearman but i think these
are not relevant here.
Hi,
I am trying to deploy my ES server in Digital ocean. But Digital ocean
had some hacker attack as i didn't add any security to ES, So they blocked
my droplet and gave me warning. So i tried to find out how can i secure my
ES server. I have found out that Shield , using proxy or some other ways
can be solution. But i am confused. What is the best option (to secure
ES) i have right now.
I have one ES server (i may add more in future)
One server that run the java code. From this server i do all ES
operation.
There are some more servers like postgresql, gearman but i think these
are not relevant here.
Hi,
I am trying to deploy my ES server in Digital ocean. But Digital ocean
had some hacker attack as i didn't add any security to ES, So they blocked
my droplet and gave me warning. So i tried to find out how can i secure my
ES server. I have found out that Shield , using proxy or some other ways
can be solution. But i am confused. What is the best option (to secure
ES) i have right now.
I have one ES server (i may add more in future)
One server that run the java code. From this server i do all ES
operation.
There are some more servers like postgresql, gearman but i think these
are not relevant here.
Do i have to use both of iptable and nginx. Another thing what is about
elasticsearch-jetty, will it be better than nginx? I didn't know that
shield is not free.
On Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 1:43:25 PM UTC+6, Mark Walkom wrote:
Shield would be the best.
But you can also use iptables and nginx to secure and proxy things.
On 31 March 2015 at 17:45, Shohedul Hasan <sha...@qianalysis.com
<javascript:>> wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to deploy my ES server in Digital ocean. But Digital ocean
had some hacker attack as i didn't add any security to ES, So they blocked
my droplet and gave me warning. So i tried to find out how can i secure my
ES server. I have found out that Shield , using proxy or some other ways
can be solution. But i am confused. What is the best option (to secure
ES) i have right now.
I have one ES server (i may add more in future)
One server that run the java code. From this server i do all ES
operation.
There are some more servers like postgresql, gearman but i think these
are not relevant here.
Do i have to use both of iptable and nginx. Another thing what is about
elasticsearch-jetty, will it be better than nginx? I didn't know that
shield is not free.
On Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 1:43:25 PM UTC+6, Mark Walkom wrote:
Shield would be the best.
But you can also use iptables and nginx to secure and proxy things.
Hi,
I am trying to deploy my ES server in Digital ocean. But Digital ocean
had some hacker attack as i didn't add any security to ES, So they blocked
my droplet and gave me warning. So i tried to find out how can i secure my
ES server. I have found out that Shield , using proxy or some other ways
can be solution. But i am confused. What is the best option (to secure
ES) i have right now.
I have one ES server (i may add more in future)
One server that run the java code. From this server i do all ES
operation.
There are some more servers like postgresql, gearman but i think
these are not relevant here.
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